Sentence examples for sector head from inspiring English sources

He was previously Publishing Sector Head in the Communications, Media and Entertainment Group at Goldman Sachs.

Mr. Monrose quickly divided the 3.4-square mile area into 14 sections, assigned each part a sector head, and christened his response team the God Squad.

David Weir, sector head of local government for recruitment agency Penna Executive Interim, says: "We have had quite a busy year in local government, mainly due to change management".

Martyn Botfield, sector head for biophysical chemistry at Vertex, says, "Sequencing the human genome was a stunning achievement.

But Tudor Aw, partner and technology sector head at KPMG, says video-conferencing just has not taken off in the way that many people predicted.

The news follows Microsoft's announcement last week that it plans to sell its own family of tablets called Surface which will run Windows 8. Tudor Aw, technology sector head at KPMG Europe said it marked a shift towards Apple's business model which recognised the advantage of being involved in both hardware and software.

Analysts said all indicators were positive for the economy's housing sector heading into the second half of the year.

That narrative, of course, hid from public view what was really happening: a tremendous buildup of super-state bureaucracies, unaccountable supra-state institutions (World Trade Organisation, Nafta, the European Central Bank), behemoth corporations, and a global financial sector heading for the rocks.

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The public-sector head count, down by 14% in Britain as a whole, has barely fallen.

Once they are spelt out, they will touch the public-sector backbone of Socialist support.As for more far-reaching reforms, such as liberalising protected industries, reducing the public-sector head count, ending civil-service job protection or loosening France's fearsome labour-market laws, little of this is even on the agenda.